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Personal Narrative: Flying A Car

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It would be cool to fly a car. When I was little I always wondered what it would be like to fly a car. I told myself that I would make that happen in my dream. In order for that to happen I had to be something in life something that would help the world. An innovator. The thing that I needed to be in order for this to happen was an automotive designer. I chose this career because I like cars and I know alot about them. Some people say that there are hard jobs but to me this would be the easiest job because I like to draw too. I want to get into the lamborghini job when I get into automotive designing. That’s one of my favorite cars in the world. I first started liking cars when I was like two years old . My mom taught me my colors with hot wheels. I had a whole collection of them. Then I started playing racing games which is my favorite section or genre of games. When I started getting more into cars I started to draw them and my Dad said I should be an automotive designer. …show more content…

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